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A visual identity rooted in Indian craft, reimagined for a contemporary audience.
Zarira is a fashion brand concept exploring the balance between traditional Indian aesthetics and a more modern, understated visual language.
For the identity, I wanted to move away from the overly ornate visual language often associated with Indian fashion brands and create something that felt refined, expressive and distinctly Indian without being literal.
I explored:
— Art direction
— Visual identity
— Typography
— Packaging
— Brand applications
The result is a brand world that feels rooted in tradition, but designed for the present.
Would love to hear what you think ↓
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I designed this logo when I had just started learning graphic design. A few weeks ago, my client reached out wanting a rebrand because the business has grown and the old identity no longer reflects where the brand is headed.
Trifecta has evolved from a post-op recovery brand into a more elevated aesthetic concierge experience, so I wanted the new identity to feel more refined, feminine, and luxurious while still keeping a connection to the original brand.
This was such a good reminder that design should grow with the business, not just look good.
Which one do you prefer: the original logo or the rebrand?
2 voted
33%
4 voted
67%
6 votes
Closed
Rebranding your own early work must hit differently than doing it for someone else's business. Are you expecting the redesign to run away with the poll, or does the original still have people rooting for it out of nostalgia?